Cardiology

The platform leverages optical coherence tomography and Ultreon Software.

With FDA clearance announced in a statement on August 3, the Ultreon Software, which combines OCT imaging with artificial intelligence, could help improve diagnosis and treatment compared to traditional imaging methods.

Data show the expression levels of miR-214, BNP, NT-proBNP, and sST2 were significantly higher compared to the control group.

Our latest case report from Brady Pregerson, MD, features a man in his mid-60s presenting to the ED after his primary care provider referred him for 6 hours of vomiting that had occurred the day prior. Can you determine the correct diagnosis?

Dr. Gregory Weiss, a cardiovascular anesthesiologist, offers perspective on the topic of long COVID syndrome and how the prospect of this phenomenon impacts clinical settings.

The FDA approved selexipag tablets for PAH in 2015.

Dr. Paul Thompson reflects on his experiences as a practicing cardiologist, including having the ability to impact early-career clinicians and what he gains when presented with the opportunity to teach other providers.

Data show a patient aged 65 years would have an extrapolated mean event-free survival of 6.2 years for placebo and 8.3 years for dapagliflozin, at a gain of 2.1 years.

In this series of HCPLive® State of the Science, 4 experts discuss knowledge and treatment in the cardiovascular risk management space.

Data show dapagliflozin was projected to add 0.63 quality-adjusted life-years at an incremental lifetime cost of $42, 800.

Data show no significant difference in time to first heart failure rehospitalization or death compared to usual care in patients with HFrEF.

A cross-sectional analysis of data from the National Center for Health Statistics indicates the presence of 4 cardiovascular risk factors prior to becoming pregnant can help identify pregnancies at increased risk of adverse fetal or maternal outcomes.

A systematic review and meta-analysis of randomized trials suggest use of physical activity trackers, such as pedometers and accelerometers, were linked to increased levels of physical activity versus non-use in patients with cardiometabolic conditions.

Dr. Martin explains the connection between inclusive cardiology technology and patient care and confidence.

In part 2 of an interview with HCPLive, Ty Gluckman, MD discusses both the advantages and disadvantages of technology replacing traditional care.

Marc Bonaca, MD discusses the personalization of treatment in PAD patients, lack of proper research into the condition, and optimizing delivery of care.

Advancements in technology and the availability of resources for patients and doctors alike could mean a bright future for cardiology research.

Ty Gluckman, MD speaks on the use of medical technology, including wearables and and telemedicine, and the growing importance of mobile health.

Harold Bays, MD discussed the effectiveness of GLP-1 RA in treatment, as well as the development of oral semaglutide.

Dr. Taub speaks on the technology-based advancements in cardiovascular care and socioeconomic status can affect a patient’s diet and access to care.

Peter Toth, MD discusses the combination treatment aspects of lipid management agents, as well as the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on cardiovascular care.

Dr. Pam Taub speaks on the misconceptions of cardiac rehabilitation and other lifestyle approaches recommended for patients with cardiovascular diseases.

Peter Toth, MD, discusses the movement towards new agents in treatment of lipid management.

Martha Gulati, MD, discusses nutrition and its role in preventive cardiology as well as other highlights from the American Society for Preventive Cardiology's 2021 Virtual Summit.

New guidelines on aortic valve implantation in risk groups with aortic stenosis shifted from risk strata to a focus on patient age and life expectancy.

Analysis of more than 18 million pregnancies sheds light on the impact various prepregnancy cardiovascular risk factors, including BMI, smoking status, and diabetes, can have on risk of adverse maternal and fetal outcomes.

In his most recent column, Dr. Paul Thompson offers perspective on why he feels clinicians should consider performing a chest x-ray in patients with dyspnea or frequent palpitations, but no history of lung disease and a normal cardiac work-up.

Data show a significant association between wearable tracker use and increased physical activity during a 15-week period.

A recent study has found statins are underutilized for NASH and NAFLD patients.

A prespecified analysis of patients with stage 4 CKD from DAPA-CKD suggests the magnitude of effects seen with dapagliflozin use among these patients was similar to that seen among patients with normal to moderately impaired kidney function from the trial.